Politics and its Discontents

Despite the best efforts of the ever-secretive Harper cabal, details about the CETA deal are finally emerging thanks to leaked portions o...

The Toronto Star recently revealed the following: Health Canada is keeping secret the vast majority of the drug reviews it conducts de...

While Stephen Harper's trip to Israel is receiving wide domestic media coverage, coverage that I have been studiously avoiding out of ...

Two seeming unrelated stories, both connected by one pernicious element: unwarranted government secrecy. In this morning's Hamilton ...

I have to confess to feeling a small measure of guilt each time I reproduce someone else's words with little editorializing on my part...

The conclusion the cynic would draw (that's me) is that the report suggests no need for the changes Harper has made in the OAS. H/...

Given the Harper government's flagrant contempt for democracy and the Canadian people, I think we should all be worried by the impli...

Well, that didn't take long.

Government policy conducted in dark secrecy, as I suggested in my last post , is difficult for the critical thinker to evaluate; that t...

Surely there can be no other explanation for the fact that at the same time that Human Resources Minister Diane Finley has announced ne...

May the Prime Minister and his party enablers wear this award with distinction! P.S. Check out some of the readers' comments on th...